The United Kingdom First-Tier Tax Tribunal Dec. 4 issued a judgment in Case No. TC09709, clarifying the eligibility of R&D allowances and credits for a company providing metallurgical education and training. The taxpayer, a company providing educational training services, claimed its educational activities qualified as R&D under the Corporation Tax Act 2009 and sought additional tax deductions and credits. HM Revenue and Customs argued the activities were mainly educational and didn’t advance scientific or technological knowledge as required by law. On appeal, the Tax Tribunal found that: 1) the company’s innovative teaching methods didn’t meet the statutory definition of R&D, ...
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